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Copywhiz vs Dolphin

Copywhiz

conceptworld.com

Dolphin

apps.kde.org

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FigureCopywhizDolphin
Price from$49.95/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source—Yes
WindowsYesYes
Linux—Yes
Plans published21
Spec score · File Manager Software7.7 (#64)8.8 (#3)
Archive supportYesYes
Free planNoYes
Supported platformswindowslinux,windows
PurposeCopywhiz is a Windows file-copy and backup utility that lets users select, organize, synchronize, and schedule file copying.Dolphin is KDE’s file manager for browsing and managing files on hard drives, USB sticks, SD cards, and other storage.
SupportThe maker provides searchable customer answers, email support, online help, and tutorial videos.The product page links to the Dolphin Handbook and KDE forum for help, and to bug reporting and source code pages.

Plans

Copywhiz

  • Copywhiz 6$49.95 a month
  • Copywhiz 6 for Windows$49.95, paid once

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Dolphin

  • DolphinFree

Dolphin pricing →

In their own words

Copywhiz

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Dolphin

Dolphin is KDE’s file manager for browsing and managing files on local storage, including hard drives, USB sticks and SD cards, as well as remote machines and internet cloud services. It supports creating, moving, deleting, compressing, sharing and duplicating files and folders. Multiple tabs let users work in several folders, while split view supports drag-and-drop copying or moving between panes. Choose among grid, detailed and tree views, and configure most of the application’s behavior. The right-click menu supports custom actions. An integrated terminal runs commands in the current folder. Plugins extend workflows with Git and Nextcloud, while listed extensions cover services such as Google Drive, Amazon S3 and Samba. Dolphin is free and open source under GPL-2.0-or-later. Linux installation is available through AppStream stores or distribution package managers, and Flathub is listed. Windows installers are available as nightly builds for testing. KDE links to a handbook, forum, bug reporting and source code for support and contribution.

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